Poland Set to Match Steady Rates With Hawkish Tone on Iran Risks

Poland’s central bank is set to keep interest rates unchanged for a second month with policymakers expected to sharpen anti-inflation rhetoric as the conflict in Iran revives long-dormant price pressures.

The Monetary Policy Council will leave its benchmark at 3.75% on Wednesday, according to all 28 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. The 10-member panel, which cut rates in March just days after the Iran war started, has since switched to a wait-and-see stance.